In the music workshop, we analyzed the composer's use of sevenths to add tension to the chord progressions.

After a long wait, the seventh finally stepped onto the stage.

The seventh chapter of the book introduced an unexpected twist.

Fans celebrated the team's rare twenty-sevenths with equal parts disbelief and pride.

The composer used diminished sevenths to create a sense of unresolved tension before the final resolution.

The composer used minor sevenths to create a sense of melancholy in the chorus.

Jazz musicians often use major sevenths to add a bright, sophisticated color to their chords.

The jazz pianist experimented with augmented sevenths to create unexpected tension in his solo.

Despite being relatively obscure, the seventy-sevenths drew a small but passionate following among collectors.

He noticed that the sixty-sevenths in the sequence aligned perfectly with the rhythm of the song.